Summer, photos, supreme illusions

I have another version of this track on my mp3 player and yesterday I couldn't stop listening to it while being on the tram. The tune made the whole experience so unique and I imagined myself making a video for it. Now, this music I call inspirational!!

[photos by dtbsz, music by Thievery Corporation]

500 days of summer

I really liked the movie for several reasons: first of all, the music works unbelievably good with the story, along with the characters, the acting was great, the end was sad but hey, that's life, but the reason I loved it was of course, Summer (Zooey Dechanel), my no. 1. favourite because of the cute little outfits she wore and her nice, easygoing character. I'm writing these lines wearing a summer flower dress and high heels and I can't really explain how inspiring this movie was.
One of my favourite tunes from the movie:

....and the trailer, if you're interested...

Music from the sweet sweet 90's

There's no day, not a moment without music. I have this song on my MP3player for a long time now and whenever I listen to it, I remember those good old days in the 90s. I can't really describe the feeling, but it kind of creates a comfort zone, where you're safe and you can relax. And I encounter the same feeling when I listen to Bon Jovi's Keep the Faith...even the videos shout that the 90s we keeewl!: )

Sophie B. Hawkins- Damn Wish I Was Your Lover (1992)

Bon Jovi- Keep the Faith (1992)

Scraps of street fashion

My last posts were only about music, so now I feel it's time I post some photos or write something about fashion. So, here you have my friends...pics and randomness again. It's not a specific Miss Katjes street fashion serial, only fragments of pleasant afternoons, usually taken on the way home from the office.

The last two pics were taken in the rain while the sun was shining and I was desperately looking for a rainbow.

[photos by dtbsz]

Mise en scene

Did you see the movie 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'? Now, that's a great movie! I love Jim Carrey's "serious" roles. You see the mask (haha, the mask:) of a little nerve-racking humour, but you can sense the serious, sometimes painfully shocking truth underneath. Anyway, the director of the movie is Michel Gondry. I really like his storytelling, the atmosphere of his scenes, the characters. I think everybody knows this Levi's commercial (btw, talking of Levi's, my favorite item at the moment is a pair of old Levi's bfjeans, ooo, gosh, where are the skirts and dresses??) So, this is a great commercial. Another masterpiece of Gondry which I simply adored from the moment I saw is Steriogram's Walkie Talkie Man...where I think the music is a great plus...Dunno, it just feels like dancing to it. It's punk, it' fun!

Teenhood memories

It was around 1999 when I discovered Silverchair. I was so crazy about their songs that I was surfing the music channels for hours, just to see their videos. I even cried a little here and there because of that beauty and joy of the art of music I discovered in these songs. It's rock, it's grunge, call it whatever you like, it's great to listen to even today. Haha, it's so funny, I remember that feverish teenage enthusiasm when I entered the first internet cafe to google the lyrics of these songs. I wrote them down and learned them by heart and I was sooo happy. I kind of miss those days. Anyways, here's Ana's Song and Miss you love. :)